"Trainer, Trainer, these customers said they wanted sweet seafood and sweet noodles. Can you make those?" Zoroark walked over with a conflicted expression and asked Heath. Heath paused, then promptly nodded.
Although sweet seafood and sweet noodles sounded a little strange, Heath did know one or two special preparations that could fulfill these customers' requests. Still, he really was a little surprised. After all, most people preferred seafood either with its original flavor intact or prepared hot and spicy, yet these customers wanted it sweet. Heath thought it might have something to do with their way of life, though. People in some places really did like sweet food.
People from different places could have somewhat different tastes. In fact, even people within the same region might enjoy different flavors. For example, many people assumed that everyone in the Sichuan Region could handle very spicy food, but some people there actually disliked spicy food and preferred other flavors.
So Heath did not find anything strange about a few customers who liked sweet food turning up now. Once he had confirmed what they wanted to eat, he began preparing their dishes. Sweet seafood sounded fairly straightforward, and his first thought was sweet-and-sour seafood. That preparation could largely satisfy their requirements, but after looking over their preferences, Heath felt that sweet-and-sour seafood really would not please them. After all, the flavors these customers disliked were actually sour and spicy.
If they disliked sour flavors, Heath could not make sweet-and-sour seafood for them, since it was inherently both sweet and sour. That brought another distinctive preparation to mind: sugar-cured seafood. Sugar-cured seafood was a specialty found in a small number of areas. It used sugar in a process similar to curing. Seafood prepared this way tasted quite good and was also quite sweet, with